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DRUGS, PAINTS Ann OILS.

DRUGS uinine. P. Il W., o., CSC; cans
5Sc; NewYork quinine oss 800; cans 500; b.
p, & w., X OF, sS IS or. o.. Walls, So To-
OF. Wells. 81 90; cinchonidia, OF. walls 1Sc
on; 5 OF. cans, $50 Oh. gum opium, per
SSo potssb por pCInd p Snbpitr IA bS
muth, So 20 per pound, inclusive; chloro-
form, 400 per pound; blue mass. 43c per
pound; calomel, 500 per pound; mercury,
Csc per pound; chloral hydrate, 81 so per
pound: oamphor, SOC per pound; alcohol,
per gallon, 81 40
PAINTS AND 0IL-White lead, Golfers,
$40 per pound. 21ac OF Is days; Southern
white lead, Go per pound, 500 pounds, 51<o.
2hc off Is, days; boiled linsesd oil, 4Sc per
gallon. by barrel; raw, 45c; turpOntine, $3.50
per gallon, by barrel.
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market this morning was one Of uneasiness.
especially as regards the condition Of the Ri
deity bauk. The bears were again quick 20
take advantage Of this, and early In the day
an att Ok was made upon Pacific Nail, the
the suceessful operation By the
Canadian Pacific. Later acsounh from
Cincinnati confirming the fears in regard
to the Fidelity Bsnk, brought about a gem
eeal selling movement, in which the entire
eral drop Of prices were the Northern Pacific.
upon good buying supposed to be for the ao-
count of bull pool, aud which was ascom-
panied by rumors ola contest at toe next
election and the OREGON stocks. The money
market displayed a hardening tendency.
stock. The opening was, heavy, but the
early tendencF was upward. This soon dis
appeared. however, and under the lead Of the
coal stocks the entire list sagRed off, The
market was extremely dull. In the early
upon Pacific mail and the entire list showed
more animation at declining 6gure, A
short period Of dullnees and frmnets inter-
vened, but In the last hour the decline was
renewed and the close weak ut about the low
est prices Of the day.
The entire active list Is lower. New Eng
land lost IL Pacific Mail and Texas Pacidc
a, Union Pacific and LackaWanna IL, and
Jersey Central and Louisville and Nashville
Il; st. Paul and Duluth advanced IL
Railroad bonds we're dull: sales, S953, 900.
Final prices In most cases show oeoiines.
a. The, total sales Of stocks today. wero
2SS,254 shares, including Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, $500; Northern Pacific,
1885; Northern Pacific common, 1885
Northern Pacific preferred, $685.; Oregon
pransc ontinen,al' 4i4O; Psci6, Mai, 1850;
Reading, 1920; IT. Paul, $500; Western
Union, s Is; Wheeling and Lake Erie, 1850.
Closing quotations:
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SUGAR-Pure white. 65k96%c; IL white,
| 61sc; yellow clarified, 64@65sc; seconds,
SSs4gs5sc; refined Az t5e69sc; srAuulated,
9S@6<c; powdered 71So; cut Loaf, 10.
RfCE-LOuisiAna, 4]ls5Xc; Carolina $40
D tNDIEs-sticks all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, 71i@s>fc.
choice to fancy, 24S2Jc; old government
'' s9xp-sS5Hc per pound.
SALT-0hio river, 81 10 per bar ell; Sagi-
Pa a. coarse 70 81 iS I' '1 Scts anS ~ a
294@7c; car loads from levee or depot, SC
M0LAssBs-LOuisiaua.c common to fair,
279S0c; prime 70 choice 4Ss6Oc; syrup,
choice, S5a4Oc; centrifugal fancy, 35940c.
CANNED Goops. ETc-Pricos per dos:
Pineapples, 81 259l 50; reaches, 2-lb stand
ard. 81 S59l As seconds. q i9gl IL S-lb.
81 l56fl 25i Strawberries, 81 l09l 2i rispbor-
ries. 81 1901 q; .blackberries, slgl Is; green
CAGES, 81 COOL IS; pears, 1902 25; plums,
6e@l 70; asparagus, 81 60 "a green corn,
400 I'll ~ M. TsSn RSfbs ISL 8 81 81 eOy e SS S
l75; light, weight, l. b, s. 1850 2,lb, ella
/ 10; COZ densed milk-Crown, IS 1896 IS;
Eagle, 81 rs; swiss, 50 70.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jute 2l.- Coffee
inactive and lower; Rio cargoes, common to
prime, l7A@2O1Sc. Rics--Loui tiera ordi-
nary to prime, 4g5c. Sugars Louisiana
open tettle, good fair to fully fair, SIC;
ceptrifugals, ohoics yellow clarified, SIC;
seconds, $40. Molafses Lit uisiana centrifu-
gal, strictly prime to fancy, 2S9SSc; fair to
good prime, 2l@5c; common to god com
mon, l892lc.
NEW YORK, June 22.-coHee-Spot fair
Rio, steady at lS1lc; options dull, heavy
and lower; sales, 66,750 hags; July. 1920
1850; August, l6 iO9lts3c; Septem Der,
16Hd17c; October, l6lzal7 05n; November,
Is 6Oal6. 90; Dec, nj Der IS 7J@l7 Sc; Janu-
airy. 16. goa l7.06c; February l7.l5c; March,
H.0j@l7 1905 April, l7o. susar steady but
quiet; centrifugals, 5 S-l6c; refued, steady
but quiet; extra q, 3-l6c; VIII to extra o,
sac; off A. 54@57Se; mould a, 51sa5 IS
loo; standard A, $40; c1nfectieners' A,
8. Sic; grapulS'. d, 5 94c; cubes. .6g6 l-l6c.
MOlasses ste dy; blaekstrap, 9Tc. Rice
firm.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5Og5; Iedistilled goods from $50 10 81 20,
according to proof; rye, s2s6.
Heidsieck, ats, t25; pints, ST.; Mumm's OK
tTa dry, ats. 81; pints, sSl 50; Veuye
ala % sxt9a S,nt Siu VS. i GIaIS. S Rim.
wine, N9l2 for qts; Catswba, sweet, 9Oc9
! p per gallon; Catawba, dry, Sl9l Is per
Ss ats%ip cassGvh1 syest, g Sos' sT , case
wines; sl@l 50 per gallon; imported port,
~ 800 imported sherry, 81 5Ogo imported
ale gB1Ike.s bettleryl, pints, g Y qts, Si
Ans0sturas bitters, Dts, Sl6 so; champagne
cider, qts, $S@S 50; tasks, half pints, s.;
gross piots, ~; qts, Sc.
ST; LOUIS, MO-, June 2.-Whisky
CHICAGO, ILL, June 22.-Whsky-dis-
tiller's finished goods, 81 10.
steady j sales. 6sl bris finished goods on a
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LIVE STOCK.

=, CORN FED CATTLE-Choice to extra, 40
H0gS6Ch9ice, 5@51<o;; good, B4g5e;,
shhEPCs,Ghoioe, 90; medium, 81SSS'4c;
LAAMBS,cfhSoics. s596; common to good.
GRASS CATTLE hoic, SAe3lSc; good,
wags, lH@2c.
KANSAS CITY, NO., June 2.-The Live
Stoek Indicator reports: Ca.tle,-ReceiPts,
2O47 head; shipments, none the market
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was weak and 100 lower for shippinS; grass,
slow and l09l5c lower; food TO, choice.
sC 800 Is; ce @ mon y, 20 msdium g !. 5O e
as IS; grass Texas sissrs. q 7Sss ST. cows !.
E@S Is. Hogs-keceipts. $3.50 head; ship
ments, 1853; market opened steady; good 10
choice, y Sog4 IS; common 10 medium.
u iOSi Is; skips and pigs. SSe4 30. Sheep
kt steady good f q sSsSs: Sos $685. Sc: com
mon 10 medium, s292 IS. lN
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRIME CRUDE OIL, 27@271<c; of crude.
239Ac; prime summer yellow, A@25o; of
summer yellow, 3693Sc; prime cotton seed
meal SIS 1915 rs; off cotton seed meal, sl4
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Health ~ WeRlih-DF. BeRsreg rd =
Tonic and Nervine, the Great
ERauRh anaalHa

NERVOUS DEBILITY in all it's stages,
IN mental and physical depression, spor-
matorrhea, hypochondria, sterility, neural
Ria, hysteria, iDcapacity Tor study or bust,
ness, paralysis, i'm pott nee, epilepsy, loss OF
memory. softening Of tbs brain, and all dis
eases of the nervous system may DO radi-
unexceiled preparat on. Il isa matter OF
supreme importance 10 use appropriate
treatment for the euIe of the loss Of nerve
power, and DR.. Beaurogard's Tonic and
Nervine. after many years trial In Europe,
has proved infallible IL taken according to
directions, which are affixed TO each bottle.
One box equal 10 one months treatment,
will. cure recent cases. Price, 90 Q box,
paid on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With cash order re-
ceiyed by as for six boxes we will send our
trs"t%ept doeS not eject cure. O ReSSk
ert Il TO-, druggists. sole agents for United
States, 120 and 2l6 vain ST.. Memphis. Tenn.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middling, 1tAc.
Sales, unimportant receipts, 1S bales; ship
ments, SO bales; stock on hand, 1926 bales ;
receipts to date. 66l OH bales; shipments to
dale, SAC, 665 bales.
nXnu Atn In ALLAN . nrrna1n
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MULES Avn MnRSRa

MILES iE s Il TX ss SS hirh ssS
hands SaR n slsss RSn g d bSnd Is
high, $l60 600. The chief demand is for
mules from l4S TO Is hands big1.
HORsES-Fair; drivers, Sl259l65; heavy
draft, 81 45qlS0; saddle, 81 25@l75; extra
saddle, s1769275; plugs, Si5g85.
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GOAL 0iL-Prime white, wholesale lots.
l0c per gallon.
CLEVELAND. o., June 22.-PetrOleum
easyi s. W., Hoo, 10.
PITTSBURG, Pa, June 22-Petroleum
dull but steady; National Transit cer.i-
heates opened at $3.50, closed at Sc, highest
$3.50, lowest 62Isc.
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RlDtDh..

Woodbury. grease wool, unwashod, 10
@l8c; clear grease wool, Babe; bury
washed, 1890; tub washed, 33935c.
ST LOUIS, june 22.-Wool firm but un-
changed.
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NEW YORK ORY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. june 22.-An irrosular de-
mand vas present for moderate assortnents.
sales. though on previous or gagsments for
pardings were very large.
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RIvEus ASD WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SyRvion, u. 3. All
MENrHis, June %, pm,
The following observations are TAXI n
at all stations named Mt 75o meridian time,
which Is one hour later than Memphis time
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AGRTOULTURAL SEEDS,
WHISKY. wINrs- IIoUORs ETU

SEEDS-Cloyer, 81 Is per bushel; orchard
grass, 81 S5@l 40; herdsgrass. Soc; timothy,
veg y German millet, SOg85c; stock peas,
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HIDES--Dry hint, No. l, loo; No. 2, 12c
dry salted, 10g12c; green sailed, No. l, 7lSo
No. 2, 60; green, 5016c. Sheep skins, 15c03el.
Beoswax, zoe. TalloW, 3@31&c.
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FINANCE.

Money firm and fair supply; annie
for the demand at 9 to s per cent. The
Clearing House report Is as follows:
OLEARlNQS,
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POW DER.

P0WDER..KeEs, g; half kegs, 81 rs;
qartar kegs, 81 so.
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DIR. ID. y. JOHNSON'E
PRIVATE
MEDICAL ! DISPENSARY,
NJ. - Vuar.-... uA-A


lRstabllShed In 1901 Ely.
I IR.J0HNS0Ni Is ack owledEsd By all Do,
IL ties interested a. By far the most tuo
oessful physician In the trsatmSntof privat
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent care
guaranteed In eyety case, male or female
Recent cases Of Gonorrhoa and Syphili
cured In . few days without the use III NOR
curry, change Of diet Of. hindranoe from
business, Secondary Syphilis, the last YES
tige eradioated Witbo Itthe use Of morcurJ
involuntary loss ofbemen stopped In short
time. Sufferers from impotenoy OF loss
sexual powers rostor TO free vigor In few
weeks. Victims Of self -abuse and exooSSiv,
yenery, suffering from spermatourhea nc
loss Of physical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cured. Particular after
ton paid TO the Diseases Of Women, nna
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cure
without tho use Of oaustic or the knife. An
consultations strictly confidential. Ned
cines sent By express - I'll 9~vtS OF a.
sEWcrkingmen cnred at half tho uiu
rates. Once hours from Iclook an. 70
o'clockfp.m. d. 8. JOHNSON. NIB.
WEAK, UNDEvRLOPED PARTS
Of the body enlarged and. strengthened.
dartloulare.sent Vealedl iFoe.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS,

NEw Y02E, June 22.-Monsy on call easy
az ~ to per cent, last loan at per cent,
closed atsH 70 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 5g6 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull but steady at ~ $50 for sixty day bills,
Bonds Governments were dull and weak
or. State bonds were dull and heavy.
Stocls-The general ceiling In the stock
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
THURSDAY.
MOVEMENTS AR THE LEvEK.

=, AriSSls. James Lee, Priars Point; Rene
81. Louis; Arkansas CITY, Vicksburg; Port
Eads. New orleans; Ny Choice, ST. Lous;
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
DepaTisres james Loo, Friars Point;
Orleans Reno Maoready, OsoeoIa; Arkan-
sas City, 81. Louie; Pert Bads, 81. Louis;
Alberta No. 3, White river; Mary Houston,
nn efnnaA
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New York and principal cities North and
East, "a discount buying, e premium sell
ing; New England sight, u discount buy
ing; New Orleans, u discount buying, par
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HTOoKE.

Tenn. bs, Get mt,lUb Tennis, set mt, los,
Tenn. Ss. setmt, %.
sFooKg.
Adams Express, IA. Morris&E. of d, 1G9.
Alton 4 I. H., "a. Nashville Il c.. 81.
A. * i. HID, pfd. 10. N. j. Central, 1914.
american Ex., 100. Nor. 4 W. pfd, 60N.
.. o. X. q n, so: Northern Psc 33IS.
canada Pac., 60Is. Northern Pac. pfd.6
Canada Sou, COZ. @. & N. W., l2G5z,
Central Pacific, 3SN. Q, & N.W.pfd lie.
chesapeake so. Ny Central, ll2h.
Y. y y. LIST ptd, lll2. NY. C.6St.L ,l8L.
9; Il o. I'd pfd., 5. Ny 0.&StL ,pfd, 3ik.
Chicago A., JAS. Ohio Central, :
0. u A. ptd, 1862. Ohio Il Miss. 291S.
g., B: 4 Q; A5; Q.& Miss. pfd, IS
e., 81, L. IN. o. Ontario 4 West, III.
q, St;L& P.,I0M; Oregon Nav, lC0N.
Y. 81. L& P.p,d, 1914. Oregon Trans, 3lH.
9. :. e.: 56%. Oregon Imp, so.
9. 4 q, S2h. not, Pacific Mail, sou,
Rei. ! Hqd;, lSSS, Peoria D. q H.. s6,1.
Del, Z. a ", 1864. PittsburR. 1853.
Den Den. & BIZ g. ~. pullman P Pc l5'.
Erie Rfd, IL Rock Island. 1879.
East Tenn. 49,. St.L. &S.F,,
R.Tenn. pfd,H. st. L. &S.F. pfd, 79ll.
=! Fort Wayne, l5l. St.L.&S.F.lst D, III
Ft.W. Il Denver, AZ. @. M. 4 st. P, e0N.
Hannibal d St. Jo- G. M. SIP, D, iH.
u IA St.Jo;, pfd,- u. P. N. q M, lls1l
Harlem, 2lg; St.Paul 4 Omaha 52A !.
Houston h T., % St.Paul 4 o. pfd, 1861
Illinois Central ,l2l. Tenn. Coal& Iron. $50
Ind, b. 4 W12. Texas Pacific. 3lk.
Kansas q I. 2OM Toledo& 0.Ceu. %, Sc.
Lake ., NV, 22l. Union Pacific, SCI.
Lake Shore, 97A., Us. Exprese. IS.
Lou. & Nash, 661s. W.,S.L.&P., l9ll.
Lou: 4 n. A., s.. VS. I. 4 P. pM,S4A.
NJ. 4 Q. LIST pfd, =. va Y. Ex.. 1873.
N. Il O. seconds.-. W. U. Tel, 76%.
Mem. Char, So. Colorado Coal, 4S3z.
Mich. Con, 90. Homo Stake, Is.
Min. 4 st. L., ~. Iron Silver, $40.
Min. d st. Il. ptd,42. Ontario, rs.
Missouri Pacific, ll6h. Quicksilver. ga.
Mobile q Ohio, 1879. Quicksilver pfd, so.
N. L; s: Nv, 9lA; South. Pacific. -.
M.L.S.& W .pfd. llS1a Sutro. %.
LONDON, June 22.-United States AS,
ll21a; Atlantic and Great Western firsts,
452a; Atlantic and Great Western seconds,
PARIS. June 2l.-Three per cent rentes,
8lf $50 for the account.
LIVERPOOL, June 20 Wheat qaiet
but steady; holders offer moderately. Corn
quiet but steady.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS, LA /, June q. ACle arings
OF the banks today, s4,971. 06S.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Bank clsarinss to-
day were $50, SSl ,095; balances, "a, 1884 ,6S5.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. June 20 Bank clearings
today were S2,92T. $50; balances, 5000, (5j,
CHICAGO. ILL, June 2.-Clearings of
the associated banks today were SIC, 204 600.
BALTIMORE, MD, June q. Bank clear
ings today we're s2,298,96S; balances, s424, 1873.
BOSTON, MASS June 22.-The bank clear
ings today were sl4 1886 % balances, 50, 062,-
$40
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 22.-Bank
cearings today were sl2,SO7,377; balances,
81, S0i,570,
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Orders solicited 10 be executed In any Of the
following markets; New Orleans, New York,
Chicago, 81. Louis. LivoTp pool.
Gu ck traBsm ssion Of kilograms By rlYate
wire In our own OilOe.
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
LOB TTooEBsAcco-oOupOn, 25sS5c ;Othor grades,
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady at decline, and closed steady and Il
to 10 points lower. Sales, S8, 200 bales. Quo
Latinna Wara "a fnIlnws. -
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The Hsy Orleans spot market opened dull,
and closed Quiet; middlinR, 109 Ice. 6ales,
400 bales. Quotations were as follows:
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PennyrOyal Pills.
"OHIOMRsTER's ENGLTsH u

"UEAIUhHhbAhh'H ENHLHbA,"
Safe and always Reliable. Beware OF worth.
Ices limitations. Indispensable TO ADDE'S
Avn your Druggist for "Chlohestee'a
Engli- 0"and take no other, or inoloSo lc
(stempsl 70 as for particulars IN LHFFsR By
chester Chemical Co.,
1918 Madison square, PhilAda., Pa,
Sold By Druggists everywhere. Ask for
"ChiehestoF'1 nnEl1sInS, PenmYFOy@i
PILLS. Take no other.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Connecting at Cairo with tho Illinois Ger +,
trail and g, v. a @. Railrosds, and at 8
Louis with Rail and Water Lines for /
points North, West and East.
Leaving MEMPHIS every SUNDAY az
FRIDAY at pm, and on TUESD AYSI
6p:m;, from tho Elevator Building.
Str. CITY or CAIRO
June Sd, 18th and h.
Str. BELLE MEMPHIS
June 9Th, 18th and 2sth.
Str. CITY or PROVIDENCE
June 7th, 18th and July ct.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY
juno 10th, 2lst and July d.
Str. CITY or VICKSBURG-
June 12th, 2ith and July 6th.
For general information. apply 70
AID. STORM, Agent.
@ y. HALL. PASSENGER Agent.
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Decrease in receipts Rhis year..........-lO6,l 45
At noon: Liverpool spots we're dull, in
buyers favor. Sales, 1000 bales, OF which
Ameri san 500 bales. Receipts, II, 900 bales.
OF which.American $500 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows: 0rdi-
nary, 5-l6d; good ordinary, SID; low mid
ding, SD; Eood middling, SD; middling
uplands, sgd; middling Orleans, Sad.
The prsces are given IN pence and 64tks, thu:
4 6S means 6S-64d; aud S OF means 64d.l
At noon; Liverpool futures were steady
at decline; June. 5 6S95 SD June-July,
5 SD; July August, 5 54C95 SD; August
September, 8 56a5 SD; September October,
5 1906 SD; October. November, 8 1895 2Si;
November December, 2795 251; December
January, 2o@5 26d: September, 57@5 sod.
At 2p.m.: Liverpool futures were ste ady;
June, 5 SD, value; June-July, SD, vslue
July August 5 sid, sellers; August-Sep-
tember, SD, buyers; september. October,
5 SD, buyers; October November, 8 29d,
buyers; Noyember-Dece 5 26d, buy
ers; December-Ja-uary, Is 26d, buyers;
September, 56d. sellers.
AT pm: Liverpool futures were fat;
June, SD, value; June-July, 5 SID,
value; July-August, SD, sellers; August
September, SAD, buyers; Septem Der 0c'o-
Der, s SD, buyers; october n ovember, 5 Esd,
buyers; November Decem Der 25d. value
December January, Ad, BUYERS; Sep
TENDER, 5 t5d, value.
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y. s. 3s, =. Is, coup. 1871.
as, coup, 1095S Pacific IS of 1895, l2Sl1
la. stamps, Is, $50. Missouri 6s, 1O21s.
Cont. Pac. lists, III. Den. X r. G.lsts, 1913.
Jar. a. lists. 70. Erie 2ds, l0OX.
NIX. at. Gen Is, 975E. North. Pac Isl, ll7A.
North. Pac, Eds, 1928. N. Western con. 1851
n. West. deb .5s. liz. St.L. S.f, LIEN. NJ. ll4E
ST. Paul con, l3l st. P.C.&P. lists, l22,
TIP. landgrants,59H. TIP. re ex cou. II.
y. P. lists, III. West Shore. 1887.
Tenn. s,setmt,lO6 Tennis, set mt, los.
Tenn "a, set mt, 75
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BAGGING AND TIES.
UIDRN ann TALLOw.

BAGGING-6Xa73Ic.
TIES-Sl O5dt 10.
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WEAK, UNDEVRLOPED PARTS

0fths body enlarged and strengthened.
ERIE MEDICAL co. Buffalo, MY,
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DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
Tone. REC. Prices 4 Stock

Receipts U. States
ports, 8 days.. / ,4Ss 15,T0s 1.72l
Export ct Britain S,l26 25,S65 l25Sl
stock 2S9. 507l 39I, 1881 1872, 3S6
Receipts Sept. LIST. u.s. l7S, $50 ,2s4 7sS ,704 Ol
Foreign exports. l. 1856, SIG ,Ol3 1854 ,697, O50
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"AUNTIE.'

Not long ago Mark Twain was
traveliny in the country, and stop.
ped ono evening at house presid-
cd over by an elderly woman. He
was shown to room somewhat
bare Of ornament and furniture and
yet slept peacefully until morning.
When morning came aud he arose,
he became mindful OF the fact that
although he had provided himself
with a tooth brush, he had forgotten
his tooth powder. Ee had consoled
himself with the idea that there
rnust be tooth powder lying about
somewhere. After brief search
he discovered something in a small
box on the mantle which certainly
resembled tooth powder. At any
rate, he used it vigorously on bis
teeth, aud found it satisfactory
When he got down stairs; he apollo,
gized to bis hostess for using her
tooth powder. She appeared sur
prised.
What tooth powder ? she in
quired blandly.
II was on the mantel," Mark re.
piled.
On the mantel 2 she repeated.
Yes, in a small box it was en-
cellent, he declared.
Good gracious = she calculated
that wasn't tooth powder
What was il ? asked Mark, now
slightly alarmed.
why, that was auntie /! said she.
II seems that 'auntie had besn
cremsted.
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'nough TO choose between the two OF

enough TO choose between the two ol
your"
All this before the murderous blow
fell. IL takes time TO tell these
thoughts of his. but they all flashed
through his mind in the space OF q
breath. AS it fell a wild, ear splitting
yell startled the assalani and assail-
ed alike. John Harmon wheeled in
his tracks, and the blow. grazing bis
cheek, had force to knock him down
He was up again on the instant; mp
in time to catch Steve Brady as the
rufllan flung him of after the brief
eat struggle-for Steve was week yet
aud no match for the burly villain
whose flight he bnd tried to inter-
cept-to catch him and to break the
deadly force with which he was hurl-
ed bead first against the wall,
That set-to had the effect OF send
ing Steve back to his bed again
His head troubled him and he rave d
about roses and sandclubs and Dolly
until ono day he found himself look
ing into Dolly's own blue, fearful
eyes.
'Oh, you poor fellow she cried
'Ob, to think you cared SO for mo
But how brave of you TO save him
when you were sick and jealous aud
all. You Leedn't say word, for
John Harmon has told rae every.
thing but tho idea Of you believ.
ing that THAT / could-lke him
the best
Dolly mnttered poor Steve,
hardly knowing if ho were really
awake, do you meau-you choose
l-meF
You and you only murmured
Dolly, who would have been vastly
indignant had any one hinted thai
honest John Harmon was more
worthy to be glorifed by that same
heroic light with which she had in.
vested Steve.
1t made 10 difference when Steve
confessed bis temptation to her after
ward. What woman will not forgive
man who erre through loving her
Those roses we're not intended fol
Doll" after all. They we're meant
f., title lame orange girl who was
"a. ying of consumption. They
be Que bright spot in her Joy
1nns h;r .ana thqt vsa the rriy--sr
night, as long as she lived, on which
John Harmon failed to take them to
her.
Ho is Steve's best friend, but he
has never found another Dolly
Jennie DaUiS Burton,
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